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Adel Abdel-Latif seeks $7.9 million from Dubai investment firm
Swiss entrepreneur and former doctor Adel Abdel-Latif has sued AIX Holding, an investment firm based in Dubai.
He is seeking $7.9 million, and another client of the AIX group has also taken legal action.
Together, the claims are said to total nearly $10 million.
AIX reportedly promised fixed returns in the double-digit percentage range, but payments have apparently stopped.
The firm is reportedly planning a restructuring.
The status of Abdel-Latif’s case is not known.
Adel Abdel-Latif is seeking $7.9 million from Aix Holding, an investment firm based in Dubai.
A second Aix Group customer is also taking legal action, bringing the claims to nearly $10 million in total.
A report cited by Inside Paradeplatz said Aix had promised fixed returns in the double-digit percentage range.
The article said payments had apparently stopped and that Aix was planning a restructuring.
Abdel-Latif filed his lawsuit in early summer, but its status is not known.
- Who
- Adel Abdel-Latif is suing Aix Holding. A second Aix Group customer is also pursuing legal action.
- What
- Abdel-Latif is seeking $7.9 million from the Dubai-based investment firm.
- When
- Abdel-Latif filed the lawsuit in early summer; the article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Aix Holding is based in Dubai.
- Why
- The article says payments had apparently stopped after Aix reportedly promised fixed returns in the double-digit percentage range.
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Abdel-Latif filed a lawsuit against Aix Holding.
Inside Paradeplatz reported that the lawsuit’s status was unknown and that Aix was reportedly planning a restructuring.
- Claim by Abdel-Latif
- $7.9 million
- Combined claims
- Nearly $10 million
- Defendant
- Aix Holding, based in Dubai
- Reported returns promised
- Fixed returns in the double-digit percentage range
- Lawsuit filed
- Early summer
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